Biden spent four years hiding this data.
Now Trump put it on a website anyone can use.
What ICE found in your zip code is something Lori Lightfoot, Gavin Newsom, and Karen Bass spent four years making sure you'd never see.
The Cover-Up Biden Ran for Four Years
The Biden administration didn't just open the border – it actively suppressed the evidence.
ICE employees had to leak data to the press because Biden's DHS refused to publish the annual Enforcement and Removal Operations Report – a document the agency had released every single year for over a decade.
What those leaked numbers showed was damning.
Under Biden, ICE arrested 48 percent fewer convicted criminals and deported 63 percent fewer criminals than under Trump's first term.
When Trump took office, acting ICE Director Todd Lyons confirmed what agents had known for years: Biden was "cooking the books."
https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/2060127126611718214?s=20
The previous administration deliberately mislabeled migrants processed and released into the interior as "ICE arrests" – inflating numbers to deceive the American people about who was living in their neighborhoods.
Now every neighborhood in America can see what Biden was hiding.
What Aliens.gov Actually Shows You
The Trump White House launched Aliens.gov on Thursday – and the name is not an accident.
The site opens with green text and a declaration: "They walk among us."
It goes on to explain that for 60 years, the U.S. government kept a closely guarded secret – illegal aliens living in American neighborhoods, shopping in American stores, sitting in classrooms next to American children.
"With one exception – they do not belong here."
The database gives every American something Biden never would: actual answers.
Type in your city.
Search by alleged crime.
Look up gang affiliations.
The site pulls from live ICE arrest data and displays arrest dates, criminal charges, countries of origin, and suspected gang memberships – updated on a rolling basis.
The heat map alone tells the story Biden tried to bury.
https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/2060155064065429753?s=20
A real-time counter showing more than 3 million migrant encounters makes concrete what the mainstream media spent years dismissing as exaggeration.
There is also an ICE tip line for reporting suspicious activity – exactly the tool sanctuary city mayors have fought for years to prevent from existing.
This Is What Transparency Actually Looks Like
The left is already calling the site "fascist garbage."
Of course they are.
For four years, Democrats controlled what information you were allowed to see about illegal alien crime in your community.
Mayors refused to honor ICE detainers.
Sanctuary policies shielded criminals who went on to rape, murder, and traffic human beings – and Democrat officials knew it.
When Laken Riley was murdered, when Jessica Nungaray was killed, when Rachel Morin was strangled on a hiking trail, the Biden administration's response was to keep the borders open and the data buried.
https://twitter.com/Polymarket/status/2060131957963436321?s=20
Trump's ICE arrested more than 670,000 illegals in its first year, with 70 percent of those arrests involving criminal illegal aliens convicted of or charged with a crime.
DHS has published their names – rapists, murderers, MS-13 leaders, ISIS supporters – the people Biden's open border delivered to American cities and Biden's data blackout helped conceal.
What Aliens.gov does is strip away the last defense sanctuary politicians had: the ability to pretend it wasn't happening in your town.
Chicago's mayor doesn't want you typing in Chicago.
Los Angeles's mayor doesn't want you typing in Los Angeles.
Type it anyway.
Sources:
- Ashley J. DiMella, "White House Drops Eerie Aliens 'Walk Among Us' Warning," Fox News, May 28, 2026.
- "WOW.DHS.GOV: Most Transparent Administration in American History Adds 5,000 More Criminal Illegal Aliens to Public Website," Department of Homeland Security, February 5, 2026.
- "DHS Recaps the Worst of the Worst Criminal Illegal Aliens ICE Took Enforcement Action on During President Trump's First Year in Office," Department of Homeland Security, January 20, 2026.
- Todd Lyons, "Trump ICE Unleashes on Biden Admin After Arrests Surpass All 2024 Data: 'Cooking the Books,'" Fox News, March 12, 2025.
- Jon Feere, "Insiders Leak ICE Enforcement Data Covered Up by Biden Administration," Center for Immigration Studies, March 17, 2022.
